Re: [ontolog-forum] The Open Group SOA Ontology

[Duane Nickull <dnickull@xxxxxxxxx>]

Toby:

I would consider this not quite true.  Service oriented architecture is a paradigm for architecture (software or otherwise), that matches needs and capabilities across multiple domains of ownership.  This makes it substantially different from OO which is typically under one environment and one domain of ownership.

You may wish to take the OASIS SOA RM work and read it.  It is quite compact (about 25 pages) and is the main standard in the SOA space.

Duane


On 16/07/08 8:04 PM, "Toby Considine" <tobyconsidine@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> SOA at some level is nothing more than OO writ big (nothing new there!) except with agent concepts (Agents are objects that are autonomous) except somehow, from all the small quantitative changes, something new has emerged, in the hands of careful practitioners, separated from the hype.

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